PIM include important files, user accounts, documentation, and even application code and infrastructural elements such as databases and security systems. With PIM, you can manage all your privileged identities (PIs), as well as identify privileged accounts. As much as 90% of records can be stolen by hackers through breaches via vulnerabilities in web applications. Below are the key roles of Privileged Identity Management (PIM)

 

•  Access Control  

•  Enforcing the Principle of Least Privilege  

•  Temporary Privilege Elevation (Just-in-Time Access)  

•  Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Enforcement  

•  Monitoring and Auditing Activities 

•  Role-Based Access Management  

•  Automated Password Management